Open every Sunday! and At Rallies, exhibitions, etc!

The bookshop at Quainton is one of the best stocked railway shops in the area and can supply most of your hobby requirements. Visitors can make their own choice from a wide range of souvenirs and members should always support our sales department when buying books, magazines and model railway equipment. Just look at the selection!

SOUVENIRS:
Full colour pencils - 8p
Special mugs - 60p
Pens, all sorts - from 9p to 23p
Postcards- a fabulous list - 6p each
Spoons, long and short handle shovels - 50p
Super table mats, green, blue, beige - 50p
400 Piece Jigsaws - 65p
Beattie badges, for young enthusiasts - 10p
Bookmarkers, for the readers - 14p
Shopping lists, for Mum - 20p
Keyfobs, for Dad - 18p
Rainhoods, for a rainy day - 13p

And lots more besides! Including soft mice at 20p, colouring books, purses, combs, notepads, and, of course our Guide Book at 20p, Stockbook at 60p and the wonderful story of the Beattie tank on its Centenary for only 40p.

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
At fantastic stock of titles is held at Quainton and our selection includes all the major and most of the minor railway publishers. Of specific local interest are:

Back numbers of Quainton News - while stocks last!
Wotton Tramway - The story of the Brill Branch - £1.35
Metro Memories - £5.25
Later Years of Metro Steam - £3.95
Railway History in Pictures - Chilterns and Cotswolds -£3.95
Forgotten Railways - Chilterns and Cotswolds - £3.95
The Great Central Recalled - £4.25

Why not send for a copy of our Sales List; it is free by sending a stamped addressed envelope to Peter Hoskings, our Sales Manager, at xx xxxxxx xxxx xxx, xxxxxx xxxxx, High Wycombe. This will give you more popular book titles and full details of another of our specialities -colour prints and postcards.

Postscript! Have you got your full colour Wightwick Hall badge? Now available. only 35p!

Notes:
1 - Obviously we can no longer supply these items at the prices offered in 1978, if at all!

Notes:
The text in this Quainton Railway Society publication was written in 1978 and so does not reflect events in the 36+ years since publication. The text and photographs are repeated verbatim from the original publication, with only a few minor grammar changes but some clarifying notes are added if deemed necessary. The photos from the original publication are provided as scans in this internet version of this long out of print publication.

Reference:
Quainton Sales - Quainton News No. 35 - Summer 1978